CSS styling- but not sure what I'm styling

But I am using a Worpress plug-in that creates forms for me. It is important to know that, because I don't have any control over what the elements are called or any access to the code that actually creates the form.

However, when you are creating the form itself, you can insert a "field" into the form called "HTML."

I need to be able to style the html field so that the progress bar is at the top of the form, flush against to the top. I know the answer lies in the source code, but I don't understand code well enough to know how to write the CSS that identifies the HTML field.

Hi. Thanks. I put that in the style sheet for the form. Same thing I hope...right?

That improved the look of the form and almost did what I wanted... Except I want to be able to move the HTML field around so I can put images where ever I want them.

This is how I styled the form field label for form #3. I want the same type of thing but for the HTML field on form #3. (I don't mean I want to style it the same way, but I want to target it from the style sheet.)

You can see that the plug-in manufacturer tells you how to target each specific element to the form. You can specify styles for all forms, or for specific forms (in this case, it is form 3), and for specific field types within specific forms.

However, when they wrote the documentation (at the above link), they did not include the field called HTML.

When I posted in THEIR forum, someone told me I needed to view the source code to figure out what element I need to style.

When I look at the source, I can see that it has something to do with this:

This was a tough question to answer and I may not have phrased it properly. So although I didn't find the specific answer here, I was given enough information so that I could figure it out after a couple of hours.

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